NEETChemistryThermodynamics (C)
What happens to the value of the equilibrium constant (K) when a reaction is strongly endothermic and ∆ r H° is large and positive?
Options
- AK becomes much larger than 1
- BK becomes much smaller than 1
- CK remains unchanged
- DK is not affected by ∆ r H°
Correct answer
B. K becomes much smaller than 1
Step-by-step solution
When a reaction is strongly endothermic and ∆ r H° is large and positive, the value of K becomes much smaller than 1, indicating that the reaction is unlikely to form much product.